00:06:24.840And then what they put him through with impeachment, you know, these sham investigations, his own party, which is filled with what you said before in Tarrant County, the Texas rhino.
00:06:34.480By the way, his support of Tarrant County and his friends in Tarrant County, that is the most important Republican county, which has been going back and forth now, in the state of Texas, if you want to keep Texas red.
00:06:46.420And then to put the pollster hat on, we've polled this race.
00:06:49.960We know if Ken Paxton is not the nominee, we will undoubtedly suffer with turnout depression in November.
00:06:58.820Republican MAGA, especially these people we all know are a little bit wobbly right now.
00:07:07.640Otherwise, you put a corn in on the ticket and they will stay home.
00:07:10.580So this is a, guys, we really cannot understate how this is a MAGA, a real MAGA win today.
00:07:17.400Wait, wait, Rich, Rich, Rich, I just got to, I got to read this to you.
00:07:21.060Andrew, Andrew Deserio, he's got this, this tweet up.
00:07:25.720Senate Republicans are livid with Trump.
00:07:28.660Just now, Senator Rick Wicker remained stoned face for about 20 seconds as he walked into lunch and we asked him for his reaction.
00:07:37.200said senate murkowski is crying she's melting down she's melting down up there in a senate lunch
00:07:46.460right now oh it's perfect the rhino tears if people talk about the liberal tears no i want
00:07:54.300to drink a nice glass of rhino tears they're the real enemy they have always been the real enemy
00:08:00.740liberals you know what they are you know what they're capable of you know what to expect from
00:08:04.620them that is you know the the it's the face of it but the real enemy that opposes donald trump
00:08:11.140that opposes america first that opposes maga has always been in the united states senate has always
00:08:16.300been in leadership in the united states senate they are always the one who sticks the knife in
00:08:21.020your back who did it with repeal and replace who who killed a seven year campaign promise
00:08:27.140that cost us the house of representatives it was john mccain his friend listen nobody this is it
00:08:34.140was why i'm so happy in 2002 this man was elected jack in the he was in part of the first rhino wave
00:08:41.180in the post 9-11 era when republicans did incredibly well in the midterms after 9-11
00:08:46.240before the war got unpopular he's the embodiment of a rhino never-ending war amnesty neocon and
00:08:54.420ken paxton is everything that maga is this he had to go and honestly here's i'm laughing here's what
00:09:01.140I got to ask, though, and two minutes to the break, Rich, do you agree with my assessment that this is a direct rebuke of Senate leadership and potentially of John Thune directly and that President Trump may even be willing to entertain a challenger for Senate majority leader after this?
00:09:29.880And I figured we'd end up in positions just like this, which is look at how much money was spent to keep a guy.
00:09:36.640You know, you heard Ken in the clip you ran before, 24 years in the United States Senate.
00:09:42.020You can't find a single thing from the people out of the voters' mouths themselves interviewing them.
00:09:47.500What is one thing John Cornyn has done for you?
00:09:49.900And here's the dirty little secret that people like you and I know, but the people at home don't.
00:09:54.220John Cornyn only was running to be reelected so he could pay back his big donors with an amnesty bill, which they were going to then try to ram down Donald Trump's throat.
00:10:04.640This is this is a this is the only way for MAGA that this this outcome is the only positive outcome for MAGA.
00:10:12.840I do. And I think, you know what, Wicker, Steve, you can cry all you want.
00:10:16.620You can be stone faced all you want. Lisa, you could cry all you want.
00:10:19.740You guys better. Donald Trump is Donald Trump.
00:10:22.960he didn't have to play ball with you that's the truth here jack he didn't have to play ball with
00:10:27.920that he could have made them well you know have to walk on eggshells and walk on pins and needles
00:10:32.580this whole time he offered them the save act ken paxton offered them the save out he said i will
00:10:37.900drop out if you he called them he called their bluff he called their bluff and he said you pass
00:10:43.160the save act i'll drop out right now and that is what threw the monkey wrench into all of this
00:10:49.740because that got the president's attention and the president was we all know he was looking to
00:10:54.800endorse cornyn right it was almost there it was a brilliant move a brilliant move by paxton and
00:11:01.620it just shows the level of authenticity that that man has and willing to actually have his own
00:11:09.300integrity on light remember that never forget that ken paxton offered to drop out if the senate
00:11:15.900leadership would pass the SAVE Act, and they refused. So guys, if you're looking for someone
00:11:21.020to be upset at, look in the mirror. Right back. I call this the Jack Posobiec Appreciation Hour.
00:11:26.800I can say confidently, I believe, I think Josh Shapiro would be the vice presidential nominee
00:11:31.440if it wasn't for Jack Posobiec. And that is, I'll be honest.
00:11:40.260All right, folks, Jack Posobiec back live, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice.
00:11:44.080Folks, let me be blunt. Inflation is still squeezing many families. Debt keeps climbing.
00:11:50.400Markets are flashing warning signs. And Washington keeps acting like the country can absorb all of it.
00:11:55.560But the smart money is watching something else. Before the crashes of 1999 and 2008, a rare market signal showed up.
00:12:01.380Most people missed it. The smart money didn't. Gold and stocks were rising at the same time.
00:12:05.580That's not normal. Stocks are supposed to rise when confidence is strong.
00:12:09.640Gold rises when confidence starts to crack.
00:12:12.340They're supposed to move in opposite directions
00:12:14.440until something underneath the system is off.
00:12:17.560Right now, they're both breaking records again.
00:12:19.560It's only happened twice before major market repricing events.
00:12:22.960Does that mean a crash is coming tomorrow? No.
00:12:25.120But it does mean that risk may be dangerously mispriced.
00:12:29.360Gold doesn't surge because it's popular.
00:12:31.160It moves when confidence in currency weakens.
00:12:33.440Debt explodes and central banks start quietly preparing behind the scenes.
00:12:37.060Here's the part that should grab your attention.
00:12:39.020Banks are buying gold at record levels right now.
00:13:35.480And Selena Zito, great reporter, is up with a report saying that the Massey campaign is sending out mass texts with a 2022 Trump statement that kind of makes it look like the president is supporting Massey today when it's actually an endorsement from four years ago.
00:13:55.160And at the very end, it says paid for by the Massey for Congress campaign.
00:13:59.380And, Rich, you and I well know that when when the shenanigans come out like that, that's when, you know, it's a nail biter.
00:14:05.720That's when, you know, it really is one of those.
00:14:08.480We're we're down to counting, you know, the brass tacks here.
00:14:11.700We're counting, you know, the peanut chips on the floor to make sure whatever we can do to get that last vote out.
00:14:18.360I know that you've been calling this a 50 50 race.
00:14:21.040What are your what are your thoughts going into this big Kentucky barn burner?
00:14:26.000I really, look, Kentucky 4 is a very, I can't be using this word because it's right, but
00:17:51.000So if it was that one thing I would say is this, folks, if you look back at the voting history of Kentucky for it, isn't like a Florida Republican primary.
00:18:00.560There is a percentage of young voters who do show up in Kentucky 4.
00:18:05.020They're more libertarian-leaning, and that's why he's a tough guy to beat.
00:18:09.300However, it's a cliche, like you said, but it really is all about turnout.
00:18:14.440In the broader primary, three out of four electorate, this race looked dead even to us.
00:18:19.020But if one side can get their vote out more than the other,
00:18:21.880and I was talking to you about this the other day,
00:18:24.180there are scenarios where either of these candidates can actually win kind of easily
00:18:28.400because a few hundred votes moves a district margin like this quite a bit.
00:18:33.400So if Massey does do better with that ground game,
00:18:36.040by the way, we asked, 42% of primary voters told us
00:18:39.840that they had been knocked by groups supporting Thomas Massey on the door.
00:18:43.440We've spoken and talked face-to-face with people who support Thomas Massey.
00:18:47.540That was only about 19%, most of the time it was 17% for Ed Galrin,
00:18:52.140but Ed Galrin has basically texted every voter 62 and over more than one time.
00:18:57.700all right so it's really so what we're looking at here is it's it's it's sort of an air campaign
00:19:03.480versus a ground campaign oh that's without in addition to that tactically and and of course
00:19:08.100you know sitting congressman is going to have a strong machine in his own district that's you
00:19:12.440know that's just obvious um but then of course and i was on uh uh another another program got
00:19:17.660asked about this uh this weekend and i said look you know this is the you know kind of the
00:19:21.880unstoppable force force versus the immovable object kind of situation right you've got a
00:19:26.220sitting congressman you've got the sitting senator of that state campaigning for the congressman
00:19:31.180obviously also high profile senator rand paul but then of course you've got the sitting president
00:19:35.760united states who's against him so it's you know it was also incredibly popular and and who's just
00:19:40.940made huge plays in texas and louisiana as well as well as indiana um where you saw the huge
00:19:47.640anti-incumbent wave and do you think rich just in the last minute um do you think the anti-incumbent
00:19:52.700wave could potentially affect massey at all or is that not really where his support is no no i that's
00:19:58.700not what's at play here it really i mean because he's seen his anti-establishment anyway that's
00:20:03.360right he is and honestly i mean guys one thing he has going for him is that the i mean the epstein
00:20:08.760transparency act was the most popular bill passed in the last two years that we've polled it's just
00:20:13.780that there's an enormous amount of money um painting him as disloyal and that's the tactic
00:20:19.660the Galrin campaign took. It's not, it's disloyal to MAGA, disloyal to Trump. And the idea is to
00:20:26.180drive that turnout with 62 plus because they're reliable. They're not really trying to win over
00:20:30.700the district. They're trying to win over the primary vote that they want to create. I think
00:20:36.140there's a huge backlash that that could cause, but that's another day, another segment. But I don't
00:20:40.680think this is anti-incumbent. They chose to label him as disloyal and they put $25 million behind
00:20:46.660it it's an ungodly amount per capita guys it's more money that was spent against donald trump
00:20:51.700in 10 years uh in his entire political career per capita no we will we will certainly see i'm going
00:20:57.780to be i'm going to be watching that one tonight as i'm sure we all are rich barris can people follow
00:21:01.460you a big data poll go check out that tracking poll but on uh the gram and on x at people's
00:21:07.700underscore comes in on the gram folks he comes in very very hot on the gram ladies and gentlemen
00:21:12.340As always, you have my permission to lay ashore.